The calibration glitch scripts are available in the directory at:

  http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~jzweizig/S5_Data_Quality/findCalGlitch

or 

  http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~jzweizig/S5_Data_Quality/findCalGlitch.tar

This has essentially two scripts:

   segments/getsegs

   trigScan/trigtable

these make heavy use of ligotools, and also use a couple programs that 
I wrote using dmt classes:

   tablepgm - table manipulation utility (distributed with DMT)

   segfilt - Select lines from a file where the first word is a GPS 
             time inside a specified segment list.

The sticking point is "segfilt". This can probably be reproduced by a
simple perl or matlab script. It is not a part of the dmt installation
yet, but the sources + makefile are in the findCalGlitch/src directory and
it links against a few dmt classes (assumed to be in /opt/lscsoft/dol).

All you have to do build this is:

   wget http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~jzweizig/S5_Data_Quality/findCalGlitch.tar
   tar -xf findCalGlitch.tar
   cd findCalGlitch/sec
   -- if dmt isn't in /opt/lscsoft/dol edit the Makefile --
   make

The executable is placed in the trigScan directory. After installing 
everything you should be able to run it with

   cd findCalGlitch/segments
   ./getsegs
   cd ../trigScan
   setenv PATH .:$PATH
   ./trigtable

This will leave a bunch of files in the trigScan directory, including
the Xn-cal_line_segs.txt files containing the distilled segment list. If
you rerun trigtable, it will reuse the raw trigger data (.xml) files so
you probably want to delete *.xml if enough time has passed that you think
that some new triggers may have been added to the database.